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find: list date and size without using -printf
How do I get current datetime on the Windows command line, in a suitable format for using in a filename?Use grep --exclude/--include syntax to not grep through certain filesUsing ls to list directories and their total sizesHow to exclude a directory in find . commandGiven two directory trees, how can I find out which files differ?How to recursively find and list the latest modified files in a directory with subdirectories and times?How can I recursively find all files in current and subfolders based on wildcard matching?How do I find all files containing specific text on Linux?How to get the current date and time in the terminal and set a custom command in terminal for it?How to display modified date time with 'find' command?
Is there a way to do the following without using the -printf option, which I don't have?
find . -printf "%p (%s, %Tb %Td %TY %TH:%TM)n"
Basically I want the size and date/time to be listed alongside the names.
A sample output of the following structure:
.
|-one
|-two
| |-two_2
| |-two_1
|-test_file
would be:
. (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./one (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:37)
./two (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./two/two_2 (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./two/two_1 (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./test_file (0, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
linux command-line grep find
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Is there a way to do the following without using the -printf option, which I don't have?
find . -printf "%p (%s, %Tb %Td %TY %TH:%TM)n"
Basically I want the size and date/time to be listed alongside the names.
A sample output of the following structure:
.
|-one
|-two
| |-two_2
| |-two_1
|-test_file
would be:
. (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./one (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:37)
./two (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./two/two_2 (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./two/two_1 (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./test_file (0, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
linux command-line grep find
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Is there a way to do the following without using the -printf option, which I don't have?
find . -printf "%p (%s, %Tb %Td %TY %TH:%TM)n"
Basically I want the size and date/time to be listed alongside the names.
A sample output of the following structure:
.
|-one
|-two
| |-two_2
| |-two_1
|-test_file
would be:
. (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./one (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:37)
./two (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./two/two_2 (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./two/two_1 (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./test_file (0, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
linux command-line grep find
asked Mar 8 at 2:15
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1,75721235
Is there a way to do the following without using the -printf option, which I don't have?
find . -printf "%p (%s, %Tb %Td %TY %TH:%TM)n"
Basically I want the size and date/time to be listed alongside the names.
A sample output of the following structure:
.
|-one
|-two
| |-two_2
| |-two_1
|-test_file
would be:
. (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./one (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:37)
./two (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./two/two_2 (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./two/two_1 (4096, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
./test_file (0, Mar 06 2019 16:38)
linux command-line grep find
linux command-line grep find
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I've figured it out.
-exec stat
could be used instead to get size and date info.
find . -type f -exec stat -c '%n (%z , %A , %s)' + | sed -
e s'/.000000000//'g
This is useful when the -printf option is not available.
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I've figured it out.
-exec stat
could be used instead to get size and date info.
find . -type f -exec stat -c '%n (%z , %A , %s)' + | sed -
e s'/.000000000//'g
This is useful when the -printf option is not available.
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I've figured it out.
-exec stat
could be used instead to get size and date info.
find . -type f -exec stat -c '%n (%z , %A , %s)' + | sed -
e s'/.000000000//'g
This is useful when the -printf option is not available.
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I've figured it out.
-exec stat
could be used instead to get size and date info.
find . -type f -exec stat -c '%n (%z , %A , %s)' + | sed -
e s'/.000000000//'g
This is useful when the -printf option is not available.
answered Mar 9 at 21:13
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I've figured it out.
-exec stat
could be used instead to get size and date info.
find . -type f -exec stat -c '%n (%z , %A , %s)' + | sed -
e s'/.000000000//'g
This is useful when the -printf option is not available.
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